A household in Ramsgate is urging individuals to be vigilant after their young cat was ‘hit, burned and smothered with spray paint.’
Jordan Mitchell, 18, her 5 siblings and mum Danielle, who reside within the Whitehall space of Ramsgate, say they’re now contemplating retaining their cats indoors following the attack.
Stitch, who’s almost two years old, was let loose at 3am right this moment (January 15) however didn’t come straight again as he usually would.
Jordan mentioned: “At around 7am-8am he was at the window really crying. He had bright orange all over his face and could barely keep his eyes open.
“We got him in and washed it off, it was spray paint, and saw that his whiskers had also been cut.”
Stitch had additionally had his fur lower, been burned on his testicles and a go to to the PDSA vet revealed trauma to his face and the again of his head, indicating he had been hit.
Jordan mentioned: “He is still very off balance with concussion and is quite shaky so struggling to walk around. He is from a bonded pair with his brother Lilo. We have nine cats altogether and really love our cats. Half of them were indoor cats but now they are all going to have to be fully indoors.
“There was another grey cat hit by a car last night in Whitehall too so it is safer to keep them inside.
“This could have happened to other people and they might not have realised it wasn’t a one-off. There could be someone going around doing this to other cats.”
Branding the person accountable as a ‘sick monster,’ Jordan says police have been knowledgeable of the incident. The attack is assumed to have taken place across the Pullman Close space.
Kent Police has been contacted for additional particulars.
